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Originally Posted by Run Silent
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Originally Posted by NEfan508
My twin girls now almost 20 learned more at the appropriate age, but we made sure they drove in Snowy/stormy conditions to build confidence how the vehicle reacts on compacted snow or 2" per hour rains, they now have easily over 50k miles in the past 4 years without a ticket or any fender bender
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So....you taught them to drive at the appropriate legal age, yet you feel that you need to break the law to teach your son? Does he know that you don't have as much confidence in his driving abilities as your daughters? You say that the daughters drive just fine, so why feel the need to treat the son any different? I feel there is more going on here than you are letting on...
On an additional note - you seem surprised that some people might not agree with you in an internet chat forum? Shocking as that may be, perhaps this is your first time using the inter-webs? I've got a few old AOL disks laying around if you need them.
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Yes there is more to the story, I'm 36 I got sick last November, soon after got allocation for euro delivery, with my son and dad
I've had Bmw's before but never a sports version
I want to teach him driving skills that's all, breaking some states laws complying with others is not a big deal to me
Going to KC for bbq and a game @ Kaufman park, Josh getting a permit too
It's part of my bucket list, others Great Wall, Yellowstone, octoberfest and (driving with son on autobahn) me driving of course lol